Divine Guidance: Ways that God Speaks and Leads His People

[@lrlasvegas6427]

God is SO GOOD. The ending of this episode made me weep. When there is prophetic word and confirmation, the ENTIRE BODY of Christ can REJOICE! Great teaching, guys!

[@amcovered]

I'm glad to see young men teach the Word and try to be unbiased while doing it. Blessings from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹

[@jparker6351]

Excited for the next chapter for Michael but sad to see the bros separated. Hope the three of you still do some streams together. I've been very blessed by your ministry!

[@michaelrowntree2005]

Thanks J Parker! We’ll continue strong w Remnant, just have to work out some details :)

[@jordanraymathews7841]

@@michaelrowntree2005 that’s good to hear! As a Baptist who leans charismatic y’all’s ministry has been very fruitful for me to learn more about the gifts! I’m very thankful for the way you so faithfully teach the word

[@michaelrowntree2005]

@@jordanraymathews7841 thank you! Glad you’ve been blessed 🙏

[@lynn7348]

Josh, thank you for sharing the story of being deceived. I feel foolish when this happens and I'm not so open to sharing.

[@emmanueltemilade2547]

I absolutely LOVED this episode. Gem after gem after gem. God bless you brothers 🙌🏾

[@GregChacon]

By the way, I really love this channel. Thank you for this content! 🙌

[@Lillaloppan]

Thank you 👍😊

[@__.Sara.__]

🤯 The prophetic experiences you guys talked about are amazing! And congratulations, Michael! Definitely will be praying for you all.

[@michaelrowntree2005]

Thanks Sara!

[@janeanjohnson3875]

It’s called the Joel Osteen Inspiration Cube. And I bought it for my pastor. Most expensive gag joke I have eve purchased.....but the reaction was totally priceless 😂. Maybe next year I will get him the Benny Hinn anointing jacket or the Kenneth Copeland Covid destroyer fan.

[@TheRemnantRadio]

Or the Slanket. The official slain in the Spirit blanket.

[@janeanjohnson3875]

@@TheRemnantRadio 😆

[@sarchrisa]

Prayer and Phasting 😉

[@faithandfailures]

9:37 in a country voice - yeah man I’m gonna go down there to the store and get some of that prophet sauce. $19.99.

[@josegeda7807]

Totally love this……👍🏾…..you should invite Mark Chironna to discuss prophecy in the Old and New Testament, similarities and dissimilarities….

[@19nineteenthirteen19]

Thuuuuuumbs up guys!

[@celestialworshipmx7480]

Hey guys, question: how does someone seek the gift of prophecy in your opinion? Blessings

[@starfritishines]

I wonder if Michael rowntree remembers he was given that word about PLANTING a church? Hmm

[@TheRemnantRadio]

He does!

[@grantcaldwell1938]

@michael what is the symbolism for the desert road

[@grantcaldwell1938]

Also what type of smoothies for your smoothie fast

[@ErictheCleric1]

Any possibility you guys could get an Evangelical Quaker on the show? Shoutout to Robert Barclay the great Quaker Theologian who refuted Calvinism in his Apologia "First we may call this doctrine(Calvinism) a novelty, seeing that for the first four hundred years after christ there is no mention of it. The first foundations for it were in the writings of Augustine, who, in his warring against Pelagius, let fall some expressions which some have unhappily picked up to the establishment of this error."

[@TheRemnantRadio]

Yeah. I’d have a Quaker on. Idk if I’d have them talk on Augustine though. I think that subject has been covered more than necessary. Also I think it’s rather exaggerated.

[@ErictheCleric1]

@@TheRemnantRadio yeah no worries I didn't mean in that quote to have them speak on Augustine. Just giving a shout out to my favorite theologian is all.

[@lynn7348]

Can demons hear our thoughts?

[@GregChacon]

Hey, guys, what church do you all go to? I’m looking for a reformed continuationist church!

[@dexterlaurencejnr5293]

Josh goes to the village. They’re reformed and continuationist

[@GregChacon]

@@dexterlaurencejnr5293 what state? Thank you!

[@samrees4648]

The best kind of church ;)

[@jordanraymathews7841]

@@GregChacon Texas, flower mound Texas around Dallas specifically

[@GregChacon]

@@jordanraymathews7841 thank you.

[@justinchamberlain3443]

41:10 Brings up jer32:8 which is an extremely important point 52:10 fasting 55:01 Personal accounts; pretty pollyannish surreal realities. Smoothie fasts 58:30 doom experience where he hears the audible voice 59:15 clearest revelation I've ever heard 1:04:01 fasting again and gets a word fromba girl in church who hears the audible voice of the Lord 1:04:30 how sad it is that He'll speak so clearly to ppl who aren't suffering at all and somehow refuse to speak to ppl that clear who are really suffering •All their advice is fine as long as you have leadership that's moreso solid (even tho deare's calvinist) but what if you don't have these wonderful mentors to rely on and you knw most if not nearly all charismaticism is false you're completely solo. & no one should be calvinist after martyrs mirror so then you're even more solo.

[@inez7609]

Osteen encouragement ball 😭💀💀

[@sarahkokura6349]

God was trying to draw Saul into repentance and right relationship. But instead he sealed his fate. 😓

[@kevbo7733]

About those 5 Ps... I'd argue that you left out a key component to seeking perfect peace. Perhaps studying the scripture? I'd probably argue that searching the pages of scriptures to see what God has already said is our first line of defense.

[@TheRemnantRadio]

But scripture does not start with a “p”. But seriously, your right.

[@majose7787]

So ironic that one of the ads in your show is about a TV show about a seance! 😒🙄😏

[@lordfirstknight]

When discussing theological subject matter by using phrases such as "I think, possibly, in my opinion, could be, might be, looks like, in some kind of way, in some sort of way, might be connected might not, it may be used this way or maybe not, especially "I think it was God's intention? etc., etc., from a scholarly Christian viewpoint, it is a very slippery slope of uncertainty being painted directly or indirectly as the solid ground of biblical truth, be careful bros, I immensely respect what you're doing, but it's also a great accountability. Your use of original "language" in it's content, context, cultural application (of that particular era or even moment) hmmm? Words and phrases in English are many times different in Hebrew, Aramaic, Ugaritic, etc., even though it is the exact same word or phrase used elsewhere in God's Word .... Those who have the Gift of Prophecy? Spirit of Prophecy? You were seriously aloof and standoffish about it, meaning to an attentive ear 'you simply don't know', or just had a certain take on it... I trust that you become more versed (studied) in the original languages and dialects, you might just want to look a little closer at how Prophets and Prophecy are used in their first century culture, it might surprise you. We as Christian (Pastors, Teachers, Collegiate Academia, etc.) have a long not so good history of not truly applying our investigative skills to the deeper underlying Biblical Narratives of early century Christianity, and haphazardly inserting our own denominational biasness, hence so many Bibles with poor translative word and phrase usages. I am confident that your hearts are in the right mind of wanting to convey God's Word as accurately as possible, I simply encourage you to be careful on how you share the material because a new generation of extremely, inquisitive, (well educated) believers and nonbelievers are on the rise as they are listening, learning, and leaning on us for the "Truth", and 50/50 answers just don't cut it anymore, and actually, they never did. Again, much respect to all of you, and many blessings on the continued success of God's faithfulness placed in your hands... Shalom

[@Righteouslivebyfaith]

“I feel like the Lord said to me” said no one ever in the Bible. If hearing the voice of God is so important then where are the instructions in the NT on how to hear God’s voice outside of scripture? Yet there are warnings about adding to it. If we believe in the sufficiency of scripture, why do we believe that the Lord speaks to us outside of it today? Romans 10:17 Faith comes from hearing and hearing through the word of Christ. 2Peter 1:3 How firm a foundation ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word. What more can he say than to you he hath said. To you who for refuge to Jesus have fled.

[@michaelrowntree2005]

The Holy Spirit spoke directly to Philip (Acts 8), Paul/Ananias (Acts 9), Peter (Acts 10), Agabus (Acts 11; 21), prophets and teachers in Antioch (Acts 13)…. And we could keep going. Far from “no one ever,” we have example after example. Sufficiency of Scripture does not mean that God stopped speaking through prophets (can you find a verse that says that?). It means that Scripture gives us all we need for salvation and godly living. In order to live a godly life, prophecy is extremely helpful - among the most edifying of spiritual gifts (1 Cor 14). To deny this is, in fact, to deny the sufficiency of Scripture. Because the Scripture gives us all we need for salvation and godly living, it naturally follows that we who believe in its sufficiency should aim to live by what it teaches. “Eagerly desire spiritual gifts, especially that you may prophesy” (1 Cor 14:1)

[@beatrixnapier8651]

I believe in prophecy but not so frequently as some churches would believe and practice. I have seen prophetic words go very wrong. People treat prophecy irreverently. Prophetic words have led to much hurt, disappointment and disillusionment with church including myself. When u go forward for prayer someone prays for a minute or two even when they know u and then share a prophetic word which is then not fulfilled

[@Righteouslivebyfaith]

The Holy Spirit in example after example in scripture spoke clearly and precisely. The apostles did not have to feel led or suppose they got a word from the Lord. They knew that it was a word from the Lord. There was no confusion. There were times they simply decided or thought it best as well, but did not state that those instances were of the Holy Spirit. God speaks today through his Word. The canon is complete. Scripture is sufficient. Does our definition of prophecy differ? Prophecy as I understand it means a word from God. I desire to prophesy in that I would be able to speak forth the written Word of God for the edification of the church. It would be dangerous and unwise to presume that a dream or strong feeling to do something is a word from the Lord, especially if not backed up by the doctrine of scripture. We are told to test the spirits and warned about false prophets/prophesies repeatedly in scripture. Even in the context of Corinthians, one of the reasons Paul was writing them was because there was so much misuse and confusion going on with the spiritual gifts. Do you believe that there is extra biblical revelation promised for believers today? I have not studied that in scripture, but perhaps I am missing something. May we contend for the faith that was once for all entrusted to the saints. God bless.

[@GregChacon]

Samuel had no instructions when hearing from God. The Spirit Himself does the teaching. The problem is when our natural mind wants to objectify that which is subjective. Of course, the scriptures, which are objective, teach that there is a such thing as prophecy; however, the act of performing it, or hearing from God, is a subjective experience. Subjectivity isn’t any less real or valid; it’s just that people are afraid of it.

[@GregChacon]

@@Righteouslivebyfaith If you were open to it, I’d love to be able to share with you my experiences in the prophetic, but my guess is that you’d discount it or still filter it through your cessationist grid.